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Does anyone know what the files extentsons are for ringtones, apps, games, and screensavers/pics? If there was a list for what compatable with each phone, that would be even better. Anyone know this?
I'm sure people know whats compatable for their (Sprint) phones, so just name them if you know. Thanks.
Freak4Dell
10-28-2006, 10:59 PM
For the a900, a920, and most other high-end phones - m4a, mp4, and mp3
For the a740 and most other low-to-middle of the line phones - qcp and mid
robotic
10-28-2006, 11:06 PM
Ok, cool.
What about for games (I've seen jad and jaz together)?
Also, for pics I've seen *.nol, *.i61, *.nsl, and the normal gfx files.
And for ringtones I've seen txt files as well as *.rtx ...I don't know what those are.
Freak4Dell
10-28-2006, 11:10 PM
Games should be .jad and .jar
For pics, I don't know about any of those. All my camera pics from my a900, and from my previous phone, the a740, have been JPEG. I never got a chance to check what it was on the Katana because I never uploaded any of those pictures to my computer, but I'm thinking that was JPEG, too.
check out the " sprint application developer " program ( google it ). that site has detailed specs on all sprints phones.
I didn't seem to find that, got a link?
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